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Hi, I’m Derrick Hall. I found two radios on Tuesday afternoon in the Savannah/Hinesville area and I’m hoping to return them to their owner. Around 3:45 PM, outside the Savannah Civic Center along Oglethorpe Avenue, I spotted a weathered bag with two radios tucked inside. One is a compact handheld radio with a black casing; the other is a larger unit with a dented silver case. They’re not fancy, but I know someone relies on them for work or personal use. If you’re missing radios and can describe their condition or accessories, please confirm through the site and I’ll reunite them with you.
At 7:42 p.m. last Friday, I realized my two lamps were missing from my Savannah apartment near Forsyth Park. They’re vintage brass with teal glass shades, and one shade has a tiny nick along the rim. I retraced my steps from Liberty Street to River Street, hoping to spot them, but nothing turned up. Those lamps have kept me company during long shifts and late study sessions, and their glow always makes the living room feel like home. If you saw them around the Bay Street corridor or near the SCAD campus, please help me bring them back.
I lost my wrist watch on Saturday at 2:45 PM while wandering near Forsyth Park in Savannah. It’s a brown leather strap with a silver case, a family keepsake from my grandfather. I took it off to adjust my sleeve, and in a blink it wasn’t on my wrist anymore. The watch holds a lot of memory and dates back to trips our family took around Georgia. I’m feeling a bit unsettled without it, like a reminder of today’s plans slipping away. If anyone saw a watch on the park path near the fountain, I’d be incredibly grateful to have it back on my wrist.
I left behind two slate-gray desk organizers at Forsyth Park in Savannah around 9:15 a.m. on Tuesday after a quick coffee by City Market. They’re compact metal organizers with a couple of sticky-note trays and a small magnetic whiteboard; one has a red tag from our fundraiser. I’d walked from City Market toward River Street when I realized they weren’t in my bag anymore. These organizers help me line up schedules and contact lists for events in the Savannah/Hinesville area, and I’d be grateful to have them returned.
This morning at 7:15 a.m., I found two cats wandering near Fort Stewart's Gate 1 in Hinesville, not far from the Savannah line. One is a gray tabby with a faint white muzzle, the other a fluffy orange calico with bright green eyes. They looked tired but curious, and they followed me to a quiet patch by the Oglethorpe Highway while I checked for chips and tried to read their tags in the early light. They’re safe with me for now as I try to help the rightful owners reconnect with them.
I realized around 8:15 PM last Friday that my Gym Bags were missing after a workout at the Savannah YMCA on Liberty Street. I had left them on a bench near the entrance by the vending machines, then headed out with my friend toward Forsyth Park. The bags are gray with a red zipper and hold my gym clothes, a water bottle, and a worn hoodie. My stomach dropped when I realized they were gone, because those clothes are my week’s staples and I need them for tomorrow’s session.
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